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On a train in the rain

Posted on 13 May, 20157 June, 2022 by Ridley

Just a quick update while I enjoy nineteenth century transportation that still feels magical: 

No surgery yesterday. His doctors have come up with a plan involving something called a “heart catheter” which they believe will make the surgery feasible. There had to be some coordination between the cardiologist and ENT before moving forward. That’s been sorted and the plan is to perform the procedure today. We continue to live in hour.

RK

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